AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDeportations to CAR: A first US deportation flight carrying about 20 migrants (including people from Afghanistan, Iran, Turkey and Georgia) landed in Bangui, with reports saying the arrivals were housed in two central hotels while authorities stayed silent—sparking civil society anger over the lack of details on nationality, status, and conditions. Travel warning: The US State Department continues to list the Central African Republic as “Do not travel,” citing violence, kidnapping, terrorism and crime, as lawyers warn some deportees may face prolonged uncertainty or be pushed back to places they fled. Diplomatic arrivals: Prof. Mahmood Yakubu arrived in Qatar to assume a new ambassadorial role, with the welcoming group including envoys accredited to Qatar from multiple countries, including the Central African Republic. Logistics & tourism angle: Tradex won a contract to develop and run fuel stations at logistics centers along Central African trade corridors (Douala–Bangui and Douala–N’Djamena), aiming to support truckers moving through the region with “life centers” that can include fuel, accommodation and food.
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